Glenglassaugh Evolution

Nose: vanilla sweet, some sharpness when noseing deeper. Palate: mild, sweet then spicy notes getting to be dominant. Aftertaste: creamy, pungent spices, After few sips I can hardly feel anything but spices, sweetness and some faint bitterness. With water on nose less vanilla, more alcohol and less pungent aftertaste.

Bottle kill review. Sweet bananas foster, butterscotch, creme brulee, cherry cola, and milk chocolate on the nose. The palate is creamy, a little young and hot, it's also sweet but not cloying with more butter scotch, bananas foster, vanilla and caramel. The finish is long, sweet and peppery with more butter scotch and some toffee. And, oh yeah, the empty glass is amazing, with all the various notes hanging on plus some added berries. Distiller Review No. 331

A very nice dram! 50 Abv and rich taste. It says Ex-Tennesee cask but it is a first fill.

In regards to flavor, texture, and finish I think that this bottling is an EASY 4 star or even 4.25. My conflict comes in regards to the 80$ price tag, but it also punches well above its' price tag compared to other scotches. Taste, flavor and texture earn an easy 4.25 stars. With plent of sweet fruitiness and campfire flavors, there is a pleasant but mild burn (more likely due to the proof than a true 'spice' burn), and the texture is, while not oily, somewhat slick and smooth. If you're a fan of somewhat light and bright, yet full and rich, fruity noted whiskey, then this may be worth seeking out!

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